Sentence examples for innate vocation for from inspiring English sources

As Bellos observes, "The phrase 'Brazilian footballer' is like the phrases 'French chef' or 'Tibetan monk.' The nationality expresses an authority, an innate vocation for the job".

ʿAbd Allāh followed his family's vocation for religion.

There is no equivalent vocation for men.

"It's a vocation for me.

I found my vocation for teaching while training new recruits.

"Finance was not a social event," Mr. Gessen writes, "but an intellectual vocation for him".

"Farming has become a vocation for people with nothing else to do," says an aid worker.

The government regards massage as the default vocation for the blind.

The most agreeable vocation for psychopaths, according to Hare, is business.

He should not have chosen the profession of soldiering, because he had no vocation for making war.

"Jeremy has a vocation for the priesthood and a particular vocation to hospital chaplaincy.